Image Upload in 15 Minutes with Cloudinary and Javascript - Tutorial

Hi There
from which source its searching the given data?
I want to give my own cloud path/ system folder to search. is it possible?
I dont want to upload my assets into cloudinary web site.

EXACTLY WHAT I AM SEARCHING FOR !

I liked + shared + subscribed . Thank u !

Great tutorial bro, excellent work <3

bro what editor do you use ?

I'm so grateful and soo happy that it works!

4years old video solved a problem i have been searching for the past 72hours search .

Awesome video! 🙌

Brother it's really nice...you taught it in a very simple way... Thanks ...

But. How to fetch the url please help me

it's awesome

Your video is great and you explain everything very well. But I do have one error just at the end when I upload i am getting a 404:
Error: Request failed with status code 404
but the code is completely the same. Any idea why?

Primo, muito obrigado por compartilhar teu conhecimento. Deus te abençoe.

Is there a way to do signed upload with a pure client sided solution? Thanks

Maybe someone asked before - Its hard to understand the delete vs Destroy api calls - Do you know of any vids that show how to delete a image or file via the api?

I am working through react do you have vid on that?

I'm losing my mind dude, I still got a bad request from this??? What's the problem!

Awesome!

this saved my life , but ur repo is not right . app.js is empty

Thanks a lot dude! I've spent all day trying to find a way to upload an image to Cloudinary. I watched 500videos, i've used express,node.js etc and you've done it in a simple and easier way. Big like!

Thank you!

Your github public/app.js is empty.

My FormData object isn't working. Appending key value pairs to it doesn't seem to do anything, and calling any other function on it gives me the error that "Property <get, has, getAll, elements, delete, set, etc.> is not defined for type FormData". Any idea as to what that is?

Thanks for this video man, helped me for my current project and for one I've abandoned a long time. Now, I will have to go back to it and make it better.. You're awesome.

Thanks for this video, eased out a lot for me

Great example. Thanks!

Thanks Homey! This really helped with a project I was working on.

just a quick question, how do you securely upload images from the client side?

thanks man, well explained!

Hello friend, great tutorial and this is incredibly helpful for my project! However, I get this error on the console when I initiate the app: "SyntaxError: import declarations may only appear at top level of a module app.js:1" - referencing to the axios import. What am I missing here? Thank you very much in advance!

Such nice Video...helped a lot.

i used this for a reactjs app and i must say this was the best for what i wanted to achieve. thank you!

Great video, thanks a million!

Hey bro thank you 420 times! You saved my life

Just found your channel. but your last video is one year's old :( i've subbed you anyways mate and i hope you will make more video soon 🙏

very useful ! thanks

Dude thank you so much for this; I've been like literally lost for the last 2 hours trying out theories; like storing my images as base 64 encoding and having headaches with understanding buffers; But THIS.

Is exactly what I needed and solves my problem thanks alot keep up the good work.

Awesome tutorial...thanks Chris

Спасибо, друг!

how to do same in angular?

We have the same desktop background! lmao

How! Thanks! Cloudinary has a very poor documentation on vanillaJS image upload and you save my day!

Hi Bro can you tell me how can we do this in angular

how to upload multiple image file at a time on cloudinary plz help

Nice presentation. Can we also get how to upload images from server side?

i want upload 10 images n show on browser also ...i try but using this code i not achieve this , can any one help me ?

Much better intro here. Also great video in general, but I'm only really here to critique intros.

Thanks a lot Really I was stuck for Like 7 hours straight man. Saviour

thanks , i'm using it in my angular app, Very helpfullll

Thanks man it really helped me

Relax, you seem way too nervous. And that's making everything all the more confusing to understand.